Churchill v. S. A. D. 49 Teachers Ass'n

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• “So long as the record clearly identifies the issue raised and contains the necessary information to permit a determination of the question, no further particularization is required.”
• \There are exceptions to the doctrine of primary jurisdiction excusing the non-exhaustion of administrative remedies . . . .\
• exhaustion of administrative remedies not required \[w]here the administrative agency is not empowered to grant the relief sought and it would be futile to complete the administrative appeal process.\

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